The Gym of the Future Is Here.
See what’s changing and where operators are investing.
Ani Freedman is Editor of Daily News & Digital Content for ATN. Previously, she reported on health and wellness for Fortune Magazine, covering fitness, mental health, the latest in health science and more. Her reporting for InDepthNH.org on environmental pollution and local politics earned her multiple awards, including the nationally recognized Community Champion award from the Institute for Nonprofit News. She is a graduate of Columbia Journalism School and Hobart and William Smith Colleges.
The comedian, who made a joke about what women wear to the gym during his opening monologue, has been met with an onslaught of criticism from trainers and coaches online
Businesses such as restaurants and bars along the NYC Marathon route are cashing in on the running boom, with some getting as much as a 40% race-day boost
Aonic is doing the unthinkable: selling its products with no markup to consumers who pay an annual subscription fee for its membership club
The embattled boutique fitness franchisor has adopted what appears to be a defensive strategy that could prevent a potential takeover
Data from HFA's Fitness Industry Traffic Tracker found that August visits bounced the industry back toward growth following a dip in the second quarter
Equinox Terminal Warehouse marks the luxury operator's biggest-ever embrace of the "high-performance" fitness trend popularized by Hyrox and others
Vincent Mauri, a 25-year-old American marathoner, broke onto the scene this spring when he unexpectedly dropped the fourth-fastest time ever at a local race. His unorthodox training routine includes local Planet Fitness gyms
The fast-growing boutique franchise is highlighting its distinct workout that marries strength, cardio and Pilates on one machine as it ramps up U.S. expansion
Tonal's strength training machines will now be available inside select coworking spaces, potentially signifying a bigger push to make fitness part of American office life
From intermittent fasting to cold plunges, popular longevity protocols may fail to account for women’s physiology and life stressors. Experts told ATN they're pushing for more personalized, research-backed care
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